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Dr. Natasha Balbas, DC, Contributor
April 12, 2012

Summer Safety: 10 Summer Injuries and Ailments and How to Avoid Them

With a safety-preparedness plan in your back pocket, you can make the most out of this fun-filled season. By Dr. Natasha Balbas, DC

summerYou’re ready for an unforgettable season of fun in the sun. You’ve planned carefully, saved some money, and rounded up your friends and family. Amid all the anticipation, it’s easy to overlook the possibility of getting injured. Save yourself from common summer ailments and injuries with simple tips for a worry-free summer!

 

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